Mr. Mikhail (Mike) Goldin was born in Moscow, Russia in 1982, but has lived in the
U.S. since 2000. Prior to joining the LU faculty in 2008, he taught chemistry and
mathematics part-time for five years at Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek,
Michigan. His research interest is in studying the electrochemical aspects of interaction
of porous and surface-modified electrodes with aqueous solutions and other media and
electrochemically controlling this interaction. Mr. Goldin is currently working on his
doctoral research in chemistry through the distance Ph.D. program at Mendeleev University
of Chemical Technology of Russia in Moscow. The majority of his laboratory research is
taking place LU's Biology/Chemistry Department. His passion is teaching chemistry in
a way that makes sense and glorifies God. Therefore, he has an abiding interest in
chemical education and in integrating the Biblical worldview into his teaching. His other
interests are creation science, theology and practical Christian living in the context of
marriage.

Articles

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Open Circuit Potential Shifts of Activated Carbon in Aqueous Solutions During Chemical and Adsorption Interactions (with Vladimir A. Kolesnikov, Mogely Sh. Khubutiya, Alexander G. Volkov, Gary J. Blanchard, Anatoly K. Evseev, and Mark M. Goldin), Journal of Applied Electrochemistry (2008)
Interaction of certain inorganic and organic compounds with activated carbon and the effect of such...
 

Presentations

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Activated Carbon Open Circuit Potential Shifts in Aqueous Solutions (with Gary Blanchard, Alexander Volkov, Mogely Khubutiya, Vladimir Kolesnikov, Anatoly Evseev, and Mark Goldin), Electrochemical Society (2007)
Interaction of certain organic compounds with activated carbon and its effect on the carbon open...
 

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Redox Potential Measurement in Aqueous Solutions and Biological Media (with Mark M. Goldin, G. J. Blanchard, A. K. Evseev, V. A. Kolesnikov, Yu S. Goldfarb, and A. G. Volkov), Electrochemical Society (2007)
 

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Mechanism of Shifts of Potentials of Hemosorbents Based on Activated Carbons Caused by Adsorption of Organic Toxicants (with Mark Goldin and Yury Goldfarb), Moscow Hemapheresis Society (2006)
 

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The Mechanism of Potential Shifts of Activated Carbon Due to Adsorption of Organic Compounds (with Vladimir Avramenko, Alexander G. Volkov, and Mark Goldin), Electrochemical Society (2006)